Symptoms of sweating herpes

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Perspiration herpes is also a kind of skin eczema. It is a kind of blister skin disease that appears on the palms and soles. It can be symmetrically distributed on the side of our hands or feet. This is because the sweat glands in these parts are very developed. In the treatment, antihistamines can be used for treatment, and hormones can also be used for treatment. Herpes zoster does not show obvious phenomenon of sweat glands * sweat and sweat glands. Since my grandfather got sweating herpes, I feel much better. Today I'll talk about the symptoms of sweating herpes.

Symptoms of sweating herpes

Symptom 1: the first time I got this disease, there were no symptoms, only a little itching. The onset of this disease and hands and feet easy to sweat, mental tension, fatigue, constipation, drug allergy, gastrointestinal dysfunction, contact with stimulants, etc. may cause sweating herpes.

Symptom 2: sweat herpes hemispherical blister is generally slightly higher than the skin, the affected area will not have inflammatory reaction, and the blister contains clear serous, when the blister absorption desquamate, the patient will show red new epithelium, thin and tender, so at this time the affected area may have pain, but the surrounding skin is normal.

Symptom 3: the blister presents the size of a rice grain, usually hemispherical, and slightly higher than the surface of the skin. There is no inflammation. There will be transparent serous in the blister, which will not break itself. After the blister is broken, it will dry up and form desquamation. There will be some pain.

matters needing attention

So let me stress to you: we need to exercise properly to improve our resistance. Not strenuous exercise, of course. It's about taking a walk and enjoying the flowers every day. Usually pay attention to stay away from some allergens. At the same time, try to avoid touching detergent, washing powder and other cleaning agents. If you really have to use it, wear leather gloves for isolation.